Family, who understands this! Recently, the atmosphere in the digital asset circle is more dramatic than a suspense drama. Once, the giants shouting about 'long-term layout' are now running faster than rabbits. This wave of clear exits has virtually inscribed 'no martial ethics' into their DNA!
First, let me share some insights for friends who don't understand: Why do institutions run away as soon as they feel something is off? The core issue is that their capital size is too large; your small positions can be sold at any time, but when institutions hold chips that encounter a market with no buyers, they can't sell even if they want to, ultimately they can only dump it on themselves. Now BlackRock's reduction actions have already been put on the table, and Teda is also quietly adjusting its position structure. Those who understand know what this means; essentially, they are all avoiding the pit of 'liquidity exhaustion.'
The most critical variable right now is the direction of MicroStrategy. It's important to know that this guy is the "deathly bullish benchmark" in the digital asset space. If even he starts adjusting his holdings, it would be equivalent to sending a "run fast" signal to the market—after all, institutions never play by "faith," it's all about "running first as a courtesy." Don't think they are "unfeeling"; the survival rule in this circle is: while others are still waiting for a signal, you should already be halfway there; by the time everyone reacts, you've already made it ashore to enjoy some milk tea. Retail investors always complain about institutions "cutting leeks," but we must admit that they are more sensitive to "quiet fear" than anyone else. The quieter the market, the more likely it is that a storm is brewing; if you don't run now, are you waiting to be ground into the ground by the market?
In the coming days, focus closely on two signals: first, MicroStrategy's position announcement, and second, the changes in market trading volume. There's no need to guess and don't be swayed by various "positive rumors"; following the flow of funds is the way to go.
Follow me! In the next 72 hours, I will be monitoring the flow of institutional funds in real-time, exposing their escape tactics, and teaching you how to avoid the "buying trap" and even turn around to sip some soup! Let's chat in the comments: do you think MicroStrategy will "hold on to the end" or "run away overnight"?!
